Montana Celebrates Indigenous Peoples' Day
For the first time, Montana officially commemorates Indigenous Peoples' Day as a legal holiday.
After a decade of urging recognition, Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte signed Senate Bill 224 into law, establishing Indigenous Peoples' Day alongside Columbus Day.
The state has officially observed the day on October 13, marking a significant milestone in the recognition of indigenous peoples' rights and culture.
Though people have celebrated Indigenous Peoples’ Day in Montana for years, Monday marks the first time the state has officially commemorated the day as a legal holiday.
- Senate Bill 224 was signed into law by Gov. Greg Gianforte.
- Indigenous Peoples' Day is now an official state holiday alongside Columbus Day.
Author's summary: Montana officially celebrates Indigenous Peoples' Day.
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